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CEALED PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
STATE or Iowa, OFFIcE OF AUDITOR or STATE
DFs MOINFs Alril 20, 1887. }

STATE or Iowa, oFEicE OF AUprroE oF STATE STATE
Note. . hereby given that IN compliance section l2l
Code proposals Tor urnshi the state OF Iowa
Tis % o a Of So Sec state en
Iowa until ~ clock noon on 1 . go Sy uS p and he con-
AWARDED the lowest rssponsbe bidder the Executive
drssn biddsr & advisable RAID stationery 70 be
delivered ONCE OF the secretary OF state without claim.
for freight boIe. other extra charges IN adion 10 tho
amount h on or before ne Isl Gay OF ssPsmSgr ne furnish
ed to bidders upon appea to The secretary Of state
paper equal quality to the samples so furnished 49,,
soo. G furnished on eoasS must in ali equal
B. for f1fnssns paper must give price per pound except
the Of linen writing paper which tho price VIII be
wqg linen S IN S:s Be ascr o
thousand sheets each. -, -. -
Psr. to whom contracts will he required 10
furnish for the faithful performance thereof IN
penal equal TO the amount involved
SCHEDULE
5000 reams book paper. 25I3s. 55D. ream.
BOO reams nat cap paper
100 reAms legal cap paper. r ,,.., quality,
5000 sheet. haf shees) letter paper, $40. Writings
10000 sheets thaif ,heos) note paper SIS. Writings
10000 envelopes NO o. Government. Cranes or Writings
40 900 envelopes No. O. Government Cranes OF Writings
IoSooo snvcopeS No g. Government high cut white GO
10000 envelopes No ca Government high cut. white go
900 envelopes No Government high cut white 90 10
10 ooS envelopes No TO- Government high cut white 60
n. NJ. stock.
100 reans cover paper 2o125 antique laid.
blOttng paper best quality.
wrapping strong ncaVy MANILA
10 900 sheets bond paper. l4tl1.
5.OOO sheets bond paper. assorted slzos 80, -,
~ cases toilet paper, perforated roll manila NO r.
1870 dozen pencil tablets legal letter. packet note anu nan
note assorted give price per pound. oo-,
20 dozen tablets No /. MANILA. letter. 100 sheet -
blank marble paper sides White p2psi
sass to NaoaSl s h BOOK
"a dozen same. 7S4191 81. ...o,rs Car+or,.
and stanOfd's.
2 dozen pints crimson writing fluids. carters
4 dozen quarts muclage. Carers Arabin- r-,.,
gross nuoilage. sponge top UNIVERSAL OF foiie'-
ink stands common ..o.Do..
dozen stands No 3DS men, grounu glass; S'PPe'
~ fountain
dozen weights, plain
100 gross steel pens.
10 gross holders
90 Eros, lead pencils. ,,,
1 pencils rod ana Dlue
90 dozen steel erassrs, best qualfJs
rubber erasers.
10 dozen ivory paper cutters
10 dozen rubber rules
10 dozen pairs OF ONCE shears
1000 caskets pins ..
10 900 PAPER fasteners fat heads
10000 paper fasteners. eyelets -. ,,.
200 ms haI tw assorted sizes, best Quality.
dozen feather busters, ostrich, 20 inch.
90 gross toilet soap Pears Colgates and Des hones
100 great gross rubber bands, guaranteed qualify
Auditor Of State
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HAYES lid; oi No All Pearst VS.. Of
Eosc.7t lot l6.9x73; ] Lynch:
Is.story dwelling with lot, No 49, West l9th,st s.
325 n @ OF lOth-ave. lot 26x92; VIA KILL;
{, story house win lot No Broomest, ms, eot
Columbia.st 27.7x37.5; ID 7 Hayes.....-.;.:.;o
14-story building with lot No 'obroome-Ss io' ~
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Gituations Uanteo-- mdles.

A TTENDANT.-A medical student desires
nos,tIon "a attendant u invalid nurse years
study and years nursing hospitals excellent references
II. NJ, 10 Lexington-ave
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BROOKLYN properip for Sale an6 Go Get.

oil FIRST PLACE.-To let, furnished or I'M
furnished for three years, TO private IanHy
orlv te fine highstoop. brownsone mousse
81 First place between Clinton and Henry sta; an extra
desired. Apply to EDWARD CLARKE tribune onee. =, -
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNIIY.-Flrs
II cIoss fonr Glory brownsone residence occupied 10y
owner in part Of BROOKLYN close TO for Greene
Uonse buit nv DAVIS labor excellent condition Pee Iea
sonabIe VIA take mortgage Of $4,000 az per cent pro
ielre"' i"i'' II. r.. T. o. Box l.75O
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Giiuaiious iuantro--Genalfs

I FOnFIGN AND DOMESTIC MALE AND FEMALH
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Aureieronces strictly investigated AMI on fe FORM
speotion. ~ q. I'll. xut bo a,cinda al from,
my office.
N. B.-Nor CONNECTED WITH ANY OTHER
6swEsT 22DSr.
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NEw-YoRK. Thursday, May D. 1857
following sales were made at the Exchange ana AUG
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anction Sales.

arction Sales.
A SSlGNEE'S NOTICE.
~ will at hubble auction on the loh gay
~ NAV 1877 az 10 West Sd st. the tools mach
cry xtnres and merchandise OF Gerome ar under
10 me for benefit OF creditors made Apr 20
1887. u,~, ,rcvpp
Dated New.York. Nav 5, 1887 EDWIN TUCKER
SOLOMON, KANTROWIII & EBBERo, Assignee.
Attorneys for Assignee, 80 Broadway NJ \. City)
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Aurtion Sales of Real Gstais.
GALE OF STATE LANDS.
Business propcrtp for Sale ano Go Eet

At "a CLINTON PLACE, Sth-st. store
- nO0'' N'A'' RfUIAND & WHITING, Beetmans ST.
mo I,ET.-Large and small store best part
1 1o5ih.st near Stiave CROMWELL. PAT West l25thst
III BEEKMAN-ST. and Sc Clff-st. ITO lett /;
~ each5 stories and forming L. Apply to RUTLAND d
WRITINGS Beekman-st
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Che Curt.
GsIp n)anteb.

A WANTED AGENTS.-Vigorous and re-
IA. liable agents solicit for the Cincinnati Life Assocs
tom life insurance Tor young good com.
missions aud good futures Address j. IL GRAY Manager
GO West 3d-st. Cincinnati, Ohio
DOCK AGENTS.-Salary and permanent
ID pleasant for few experienced state
experience and salary expected Address r. o. Box l,227
New-York city.
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Citp propertp for Sale.

Gin tropfrIp tor 5aIe.
AN elegant 4-story brownstOne private
N dwelling NO So East 79thst built by GAYS w4 4t
cabinet finished throughout; independent walls boh SIDES
LOOK at IL" e. FITZPATRICK. Builder 20 East SOth-st
TOR SALE or TO LET-Three elegant hard
wood finished houses Nos l. and East S6th-st, near
park Rents 80 500 81 800 and 1000. Open all day,
~ T. KILPATRICK. Builder 353 East 7sth-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09


Department Commander L. G.. Euther-
ford visited Custer Post e. A. z. las1 even
irx
Mrs. Asa Look. of tbs Division Street
School. viii - u Calisornia daFing vacA-
ton.
As. Yersx. OF the Q. & W n offices. Is
entertaining his uncle, joan SnailWood, oi
iaaslox.
Csorze =. Foster lsft FOR Chicago last
niaht. He VII return - NeE YORK next
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Esrry r. Stanton. Of Ran
som-sf.. ieage tomorros morning for Ur-
baaa, Ohio
Mrs. C. D. Rike is entertaining her par
snts. AR. aud Mrs. Lew Shotwell, cf Port
land, Ionla county.
Mrs. A. r. MorehesE, OF TIE vendomr.
leaves la.s evening Ior her honie IN CO.um-
be-. Ohio. where she vii renain sooat
month.
Mrs. C. W. warreli let yesterday FOR
Chica4o 90 visit her daughter. son and other
friends. sue Will also vislg Waukesha be-
fore refurains.
Chester B. Turner, formerly OF this city,
no~ a Detroit. has been getting married
and . spsJl'.ins Is honey ymooa with friends
anu roiatives here.
fn5 tr1aiee8 OF Mckendree COLsEe. OF
Lsbancn. - conferred The -. D." degree
on Rev. :. l. Basli. OF this city. 81 their re-
cent annual rleeiins-
n. I. saunders. Of The 3. & o. telegraph
ofi.css OF ftis city. viii 20 "a Bay View 70
fs<s coar<e Ut ths station there which will
De ope1sd about sae -0th Of this month.
+. e. Rgdeli. tie artist. who was called
home from fsris. Flance. where he has
achieved a great success and won psrticu-
larry catering recognition OF his talents, by
the fatai llness Of bis mother, who died at
Aieska ia this county recently. starts OF bis
rstcru trip this evening.
Mr. Albert @ Thompson. of Madison,
Wa. and Miss Bertha Van der Water. Of
Wuite~ater Wis. were married at the
residence CT Miss Annie T. Kern Payne,
JstersC8-avs.. Tuesday evening. Rev.
Iheo. 3. Wilson. oi Muskegon. officiated.
M. and Airs Thompson having been former
Bsrsliorsrs 0f as.
Mss Jeanis ;. Loomis. who has been the
stenoSISpher 10 the Home IasGrance Com
paaf 91ies in Chicago dunnx tae past year
has returned O. tais city and accepted
simI ar position ia The uholssais depart
ment. with "a. Leonard's sons & Co.
Wee fceside1f SIeoy, 0f tie u. L. & l.,
n Ia Ilngi1z TO-DAY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

The annual meeting Of the Grand Rapids
Loan and Bailding Association was held
Tuesday evening. Treasurer Edwin Hoyt.
Jr.. reported that the receipts Of the Office
had been during the year si3, 76745 and
expenditures and investments So s03.Ti,
leaving balance on deposit ia the bank of
Hk3.7s. The report Of Secretary Nerex SUB
stantiatec the figures Of the Treasurer and
iJemized tae disbursements. The old ofiicsrs,
President Joseph Houseman. Vice Prssi-
dent Sidney J. Osg0od. Secretary A. L.
ferex and Treasurer Edwin Hoyt. Jr., were
re elected by acclemation for the ensuing
year. and the officers. together with III. 3.
Psessbnrg. N. w Bates and f.. 4. Brook
field Will constitute the Board OF Directors
President Houseman read neatly worded
and very appropriate address la which be
Congratulated the association for the emil
neDt success that 50 fsr attends their efforts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09


MAJOR E. q Bz3es plz los. f9mPsy.
has siaea Ffsf Aenls tzSfeksiaoa-
Faslsg ia -Ehl;d1sa i3sg ~llh sas Pat
ran1 ..l Hlsis lrg galEzriE cslss.i Gran
ssn.
Rens1 ses tie Eaaiae aas3 csnins PsFs-
dtz a.8l-aee~-tH0 .44stT T-lSt4F a. fosefs
lse1s ks4ze.
The 1oa t1hsBx Sc tAe gas s<.i - keep
ths 4al., Gas aas nof asriss,. Yst, s-tnosisn
E1s ,r1sr Ess fikaflt I've sse<s s9o-
I1s AsAlstie 4Da she Grand hzps,is a@ss
nall cig1s 81 pas same ~ : p.lfss q
80 a. l8s Par eIreaaoa ne1f sunday.
The Fsrners Clas VII dlaGslss. Grasses
hsFmakiax ana day Aa1z1nefF a. tAs
fesuiaf lleeii4z 1ext f,-es1a7 a. ef11vi.
The Elnn NsEa Rssis have enaissnsssi
fhs kocksrs 81 pay = game % o@se ss.4
Nitlla tao Nes4s - . pt1fse "a - Or -.
An0sz ths Grsai Rapids Peopla sho
Wt o4i.d aes cetl0x1s 4t Bay - IA
seaaeH 4fs q. IS. Hln4rtn snd COadilctof
lo4a bznss.
Tie F8anh Christian Rsf0rn.ed Church
GaeisrV .aas safellass.i . i0l ~ llls corner 81
s1eld0a an1 lases. sis. foE s3o00 ca snicA
o. sr<CE 114lg.
The azn feis. 4hich he Kounz People
81 ... N4I@ Ht4- ~ -tFN t-.1 ~fN-trt~ -
toe rssillelCa g, NTs. Allne1. las osca IL
dsh4.fs4y pcstpened
Eaeeae Al.eD. 81 East Bridzs g.. . IN
Cn.eak9 sx1inilnz his yarsDt ploslt trans
fIlzsr - lHs tasioaaI Convention "a fhysi-
ci4as aud Surgeons ia ssssisl4 theTs n0s-
Oaig sares aags nofs Ia Nbieh " witness
tie s8atsffui performing dogs and ponies
81 Powers 0pera ho1ss. thlidlen ati-il'
ss5 - alY par of he ho1ss .or - sents.
Seat slBeag nleal aad every nighl
thereafter ant1 f.f.nsT notice, shs last caF
ca che lusamy Lac ~lii cave Reed >
Iazs a. 81 i5- jose one hour laLss than al
pfzte1I
r6e znnual straa5erfy festival of the
Taigerss.isl socistg VII BE- held al tbs zeal
dsura ~ Mrs. Ii III E-y1Oi.is. IDS Ransom
st lhls aqen.ne M1slc and dancing Nlli
foFm part 81 tbs proa.r1ianls.
The tlms for f.ius appeals from the as
sessneEls made - lbr supervisors. with
the Boaa1 81 LeFiss anl Equalization. ex-
plFed vestsriag. Over one hundred tax-
p4fsrs liied aAlasiIs stating LAaL they con-
e1fIsr 4ns-nla.sl ...4 .t.tsfr.-g-t
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09
WEST slOE hOTEs.


Fsr3 nannehaoksr. u Gold-st., has rs-
turned from Westpasiis
Mrs. Nodman of stocking g.. IS enter
taiuing rsiativss from &usSegon.
TIE Grsud Rapids Cl1s1s will dance at
tss West side Rink tomorrow night.
Mis- Nausls H1wkins. o. Grand Haven.
- sisi1ns Tsiafises on Wesg Leonard s..
Miss ErsAas M1ehr;az. OF West Leonard
st.. has reta-nsd lfoe. a Yisit At Jackson.
Miss Mary Walker. of Jsckson-s. left
yesterday ior = short viSit sc kaiansxoo.
The Home Literary Society has discotn-
ussi ils weekly meetings Tor Tie Summer.
SIR. art Ms Grsot C1ark. of 80 Serb
ner-st, ara Eslolclag over a nias- pound
Dor.
Ms John 9. Lee has reformed fror, Chi
c7-8. eEele siss Las 5esn atendi1E the fan
era of Der sisief. Mr. eco Isxs.
Fred Mansfield. Of G0ldst. Is laid uD
WITH a ian,s aan,L lie loss ons OF bis I'm.
gers ~ allowing e - come IN contact With
Atazz saw.
TIE 6ermanis society Is making prepsra-
tiers for q xrsud bail. wnsch vii take place
- The Hali. en- North Front-st.. on tie
f9urth OF July.
The fane~ai Of " = HambEn vii be
he's ierm his are residence. - Jackson-st.
81 ln this morning. under the auspices of
tne iurruvsd 0rssr Of Red Aer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

Today st 2 O'Clock viii commence the
great Bankrupt sale Of IRE clothing. hats
and other goods AZ - Cana street. two doors
from Fourth National Bank Grand Rap
is. Everything vii oe sold Is per cent.
ieSs than cost. - the sais must close in ssv-
guaranteed worth sl3 n money returned
Men is elegant pants Sis guaranteed worth
"a or money refunded Aen's iae cheviot
suits S5a5. worth SIS. Hsndsoms bins
cloth suits fsea worth ST. and 10000 dif-
fsreus STYLES finest quality suits and over
costs equally as cheap. Extra quality men ;
hats - cents. guaranteed worth s.. Extra
6ne Zsniila umbrellas - cents. worth 81
Unsierwear and eleoo different other goods
equally as cheap. sale commences today.
Thursday. june 2. at 2 clock. a. - Ca
nsi-st two doors from Fourth National
Bank. Grand Rapids. ard mast close II
seven days. Store open until 3 AZ night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

EIRcUIT-In the matter Of the estate oI
Eliza IL. Disbrow. deceased; appeal OF Levi
y. Schodeid executor; appeal from Probate
Court; continued without Welsey
De7raw vs Russell j. Enos. ct. al, assump-
cit Judgement FOR the defendants for costs.
Geo y. Lee VS.. William Eicheisdoerfer
assumpsst; judgment for plaintiff 1902 IS
and costs.--Wnl. ID. Tnayer W. Walter
Pierce assumpsit; continued without costs.
Hargarstta L. Rogers vs. Chas. A.
Robinson. assumpsit. judgment for plaintiff
s5s3.17 and costs proceedings stayed forty
days.
OFFICE BusINEss-Louis Dietz VS.. Fourth
National bsnk, assumsit, nsrr filed
Nillisss Phelps et a.. IS. Robert Carlyle ct
al. in chanccry: Foreclosure pill hled.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

3>s &@s4 tFl41 Ax&14 fs@t&zn&f -osA<f
koll3s Gears sst1aaks
Gee. Er4i.eg sna Jea. hAg1ss eees $50
1sslcsi ~ sssbE 1a5s s4en II A. 81 eeax
eEaas. and WGasm Hsyues saa lohs
4 A4sdoek txenky days sseh tof ths s41ss
ellsase. ,. c. oDsl. tAs aaaa aFEsssea for
xsss7lins q sorkiag ths thrss easd-saonas
trek s4s broszghs bsfofs tbs coar< Hs
rsa.1 paper - 4 sou 't-<sss-a csnt-scrt of .
nlaansF xnile e0apls u policsmsn testcs1
4sslias< alM ADD thsz Tad la story -
sslf. eo1 sEsn< ma1ser- he s4s soaassoAs
t4Aea do4n. hossFsr. shsn ths Jasixr ssid
tAat there 1as 70 d0uLk q his gulit sad
ssalsasel kiaa 70 pa = nae u Say tollsfs
81 - " is.l tor ulasty DAYS. Hs al set
hase tAs Dorsg s14 s4s szcofted oseF -
Lha soa1ty Isit sAeEs hs ms opsrale ea
-bs stone lie ts< sl4s nsxt Hiaetf asxs.
" De.Es home . IL 0kio zAd &c Is :
FaLber toaxh lookinz cAaEactsE. @hen
arrested ks sss too eFank - glvs hSs nsEae
an1 he had ga his Pers1A a naElher u
cheeks en alfsEsnr banks tAFosSloEt the
@oualry. hs IS tls same eF0oz that triei
% -11 Dp . passenger 0C lie d ls2ee0a
tFaia Whl.s On nls say y this elty Monday
nisht
The cases Of Eddie Clark. Thomas
Holland aDd fr4nk JQnea. Tor y4gr1nff,
we're a1ioa<Eel Until today aad inAt q
aeorge Ch1Db toF resil.ng ia hCass u lsl-
iame. vas ziso iz.d over Until this nleFn-
M. Joan Maiden. the ex-pztf0iman VIII
bass hearing Monday. fne case Of John
k4y. lof residing - : house o. III fame,
sas a1ioarued anlll today. Eugene C@rpen-
lss charged s.tA dIsposlng OF inOfssssed
property. had Lis case adjourned
gnsil Tuesday ---fsalins BFoaa eaafged
with yisiGhsa house Of III fame will have
a hearing Eais morniag The afternoon
was spsat Ia trying Charles Brown, eaAFged
With Yagraacy. Tue Jury having disagreed
Tuesday And Deiae discharged. new lury
Was struck and J. (. AcBsde appeaFe1 Tor
the 1siend2at Assistant City Attorney
Taylor cor1uctiag the case for the city.
Tue principal point raised Was whether
brosu bad any visible means Of support.
A bali dozen p0licemen testified % seeing
Lim ca The street ate at nights. but never
saE him committing any OIense. The de-
ltndsat proved that be had money In the
bank. that be ha1 been At work up 70 the
fTss 0f Aav and that hs had rscentiy sold
considerable property. The icEy after a
short dsli0sfatioa rcturned verdict Of
gully aud lhe Judge will sentence hin
this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

= cfsea tks rssszE - tef s.sssf be sasa-
~ - easazs ia, - 1z< ee~ hsrs = esssa
assns 5eesfeeltSs ~ eaRpia<ss 1E1 heaath
tean "a t4e saUsn kFssx1a " Ae2 t6s -
c4Ffs1s Is 4eal 411 sllxk.tA slfe osEAsfi
tez. 3a4 = s'ssss aissls1k kEiHs - pcassea -
every psEf q ths 3sess tee perst - tealsk.
ahG Efe sven - - Eeat lazy sF11R~
tess are 1a4 aa4 Grassy ses1D<s. ssssfs
sbxeszaE asa ssD<rzl 49, 4de. taxi4y "a
tre2fnzsEt 80 sntxl tEE nozt ssrioszs cen
ss,. leasss DsA - 9.sess< set : sGroax
boi.1 81 yo1f constitutes. ezt trest yoars
self ey aslng Or Pisro< tfoi1sn xsd1esi
Discovery, s1d - Teslozsd - Eiss blessings
q kealth. AL drakgisEs-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09
A Card From "Hyers.-
To the Editor Of the TELEssAM-HEsALD.
II rsr,l,- fr. fho q -ffcia rhfeb snroo 20,

TO the tdItor of tne IELEShAN-HEhALD.
In reply to the article which appeared in
in the Eagle Of the 7th inst. / would like
% say in regard to Mr.. Wood defending the
honor OF his wife, that am happy TO learn
that they have such family possession
my wife may, perhaps. &c, the balance OF
rent thar Is past due for some time AS TO
nv circulating damaging stories about MS
wife. that IS an unqualified Ialsehood-
would % my friend that If bis intentions
are to preserve the honor OF bis wife by
main strength aud avs wsrdnsss. be would
better vens his spite on some small school
boy and not msddIe with man. Such a
course may save han lots OF trouble and
many a hard humping. Ire family are
Ton well known for me 20 waste any more
time on them. MyERs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

L. Z. Carroll, Assistant Prosecuting At
torney. offers reward Of SIS for informs-
ton which will lead to the arrest of the par
lies who stole two Of bis fine shirts from
bis yard at III Livingston-st- Monday
night. He has no suspicion Of the thieves
except the fact that both A. B. Tozer and
Oscar Ransom, who reside near him. ap-
pesred in clean hite shirts yesterday
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

Sow a. SpfiGx i here ana eFsrybody
Cd znkss shslr elothing I would advise yoa
Il yoa have any work ia cleaning and dye.
iux, u t4ke such where yea can get the
best s0Fs d0as az the .osest DFices. such 4
place is che s-O.d and Reliable Eagle Steam
DYE house, A3- y C4nzi-st.
y - BindlnE lining and repairing o.
gents clothing i done With the utmoss d
nezInsss ana durability. which Is proysl
beyond doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

Tie stocx of RiAoas ant 0fgsas ~ No. "a
Nonroe- e. VII Dc cfeFs6 Al Coe1 pEscs t0r
TIE ue1t tares N<<ks 90 be ciosed 0ut. hssE
fs0ln sZFiass d sel osnas Nio.lns. Ac1or-
e<eas 01iLzrs. &c. Al Azlf that tAss esE be
houshf f1E any shezs else II tie cifs. CoEes
2rd nl2ks year ssisC.iQa ~ o0ce. - The
stock musf be clossd oat
{. l. BAHRs1I. Assignee.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

The horse and dog snow at Powers last
evaninx vas something grand. bar those
son Shell Crabs, Fresh Hslihuf. Lobstsrs,
etc At Ietsenthslers, IL M0nroe-st. take
the cake, r = them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

tsRkxD Rsrrus. Juns q
7 hereby srseps ne challenge q Joe Gage
and wi1 fight him - anish a. any tifas
within three weeks GRoasz Dsxx1S.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

A psrty viii bs given AZ Boylaud's Hall.
corner OF ff0odrtch-st ant Gra1dviiie-age.,
Juns 10th, Friday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

Ladies having their husbands
or sons S cast-of clothing to sell
will ind that they can get the
highest prices for them at The
Globe Clothing House, r5 z.
hridge-st. r Second store east of
Canal-st.
Orders by mail receive prompt
attention.
HARRY NEWMAN, Prop'r.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09
s / 1 Isl

For tic best made ard most iashionable gar
nents aud the verv lowest prices fn this city.
and a a. always guaranteed. and tie largest
selection of Imported and Domestic Hooiens,
Suits from s96O0, Pant from 500 aud upwards.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10
4 Remarkable Discovery.

Have you heard what has recently come to
Of petroleum oil and of natural gas.
How the plundits have learned after infinite
That both those useful commodities. now on
the market at prices VARYING with socatl-
ties or the whiulS OF SyndIcafcS, are cohl-
posed entirely OF organic reiIltliist
How they say that the mollusks of seas Of
And the reptiles that basked on each name
less shore
Died and were buried beneath the soil,
And that, in time, the intense heat of the
earth, the great pressure, and other
causes too numerous To mention, turned
their fat into gas and oil?
Which accounts for the different kinds of flow
From the wells, hc it fast or exceedingly
Some yellow, some black, and some rather
Depending on whether you observe the out
put ut PetrOlia. Canada, or in Pennsyi-
vania, or in Egypt. or South Carolina.
or ut the lately-opened wells in Turkey.
As to which oil is hest is not easy to state.
But the sayants are showing less zeal in de-
bate,
tanned as n fact, till .
Recently, an old lady who has madea study OF
the subject. now says: "MGIlusks is
good, mcgliosaUrus Is good, but. FUR Il
real Study light fur ii kerosene lamp,
give mt ptcrodactyi.'
And how solemn the thought, as you sit by
the lamp.
You observe the remains of Il monster whose
tramp
Through forests primcval re-echoed; and
which
May have been an iothyosaurus. or mcgathe,
riuTl, or an iEuanadnn, OF anything else
in the big reptilian line on which you
may pitch'
And It may be remarked on the subject in
hand
That there's nothing our scientists won't
understand!
Tor science may halt, or, at times, may go
lame.
But, In the slangy and altogether ineNcusable
language of the average frivolous,
thoughtlcss. and joyous young man OF
the period, it gets there lust the saue!
Tn Black Diamond
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

Julia Weigley lives in a small log
hut near Pittshurg, Pa, with a lot OF
chickens, geese, and dogs as compan.
ions. She isa g~reat-grand daughter
of Lewis Bolllnan, one of the young
men who helped Lafayette escape from
his guard at Vienna, Austria. in 1884,
and who was subsequently captured
and sentenced to death by the Austrian
authorities and released on condition
that he would 1T once leave for Anleri.
ca, his native land. The Humane So
ciety of Pittsburg has employed an
attorney to look after Julia Weigley's
property and see how it can be secur.
! ed for her benefit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10
Quaint Philosophy.

Railroad Commissioner Fink is worth
$3.50. 600.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

a poor woman, coming from a
wretched garret in an inland manu.
featuring town for the first time to see
the ~seashore, gazing at the ocean, said,
''she was glad for inc in her life to
see something which there was enough
off,